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Reality of living next door to the field

10:48am Thursday 14th February 2008

We have sent what we hope will be viewed as constructive opposition to the planned youth shelter to Heybridge Parish Council, as - along with the writer of previous letters -we will be very much affected by it.

Human rights for nurses

1:35pm Friday 12th October 2007

With regard to the proposed reduction of our community nurses, we are being promised by Prime Minster Gordon Brown that the residents of old people's homes are to be protected by the Human Rights Act for the first time in a significant change in the law.

No point in calling 999

1:33pm Friday 12th October 2007

What can the residents of King Street do?

Yobs ruin the place

1:32pm Friday 12th October 2007

Something needs to be done to curb drunken yobbery in Burnham.

Seeing the light now?

1:31pm Friday 12th October 2007

Regarding the recent front page of the Maldon Standard about the street lighting and the vandalism in King Street, may I say that it is good to see councillor Brenda Keighley supporting the residents.

Kids club: let's have commonsense

1:29pm Friday 12th October 2007

In a world overburdened with escalating, and often pointless, bureaucracy and declining common sense, it was sad to read about the closure of Swift Kids Club (Standard, October 3).

Centre is vital for Age Concern

2:06pm Friday 24th August 2007

As the voluntary organisation, which since 1972 has been representing older people living in and around the Dengie Hundred, we are most disappointed by the decision of Maldon District Council to reject the plan for a one-stop- shop in Burnham.

Merger will not benefit Maldon

2:01pm Friday 24th August 2007

Following discussions with leading councillors from both authorities, it appears to me that Maldon District Council will not just be using the services of Chelmsford Council, but the councils will merge into one.

Councillors must resign

2:00pm Friday 24th August 2007

So Burnham will not get its police services back after the recent planning decision.

Reasons need to be explained

1:59pm Friday 24th August 2007

I was very disappointed to read in the Burnham Standard that the innovative plan to provide a one-stop-shop for community services has been rejected by the South Eastern area planning committee.

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